Advertising Rates Made Known on Application
Advertising rates and key officers listed for the paper include Chas F Chase as president and Lydia R Otto as secretary treasurer. The notice confirms telephones for business and news, a range of carrier and mail subscription rates, and that the paper is affiliated with The Associated Press.
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Chas. F. Chase
BE. P. Chase
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Lydia R. Otto
Scey.Treas
E. P. Chase
R. St. A. Chase
C. 5. Belyea
Clara O. Otto
Subscribed Readers Offered Evening Delivery Option
Notice to Atlantic readers of the News Telegraph: those who do not receive their papers in the evening can arrange delivery by calling before seven. They should telephone Red 403. The number is not the News Telegraph's.
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Atlantic
News- Telegraph
News-Telegraph
Covenant of the League of Nations Obligation
The League of Nations members pledge to protect the territorial integrity and political independence of all members against external oppression. If aggression or danger arises, the Council will advise on how to fulfill this obligation.
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Battle of ballots foresees landslide in election
A week before the election, indications point to a landslide outcome as the contest intensifies and voters mobilize. The scene is marked by strong polling signals and heightened campaign activity.
Republicans Ahead in Vote Forecast Warn of Senate Fight
A Republican victory forecast across the nation predicts Harding and Coolidge will win decisively. The text urges Republicans to secure a working Senate majority, noting the Democrats aim to defeat Senator Cummins in Iowa over railroad law issues and labor concerns. It cautions voters to back straight Republican tickets next Tuesday.
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Coolidge
House of Representatives
Senate
Iowa
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Nike
Parterd
Cox
County Auditor Kringel Proves Essential to County Government
The piece argues C E Kringel is an exceptionally capable county auditor and stresses the office’s complexity. It rebuts the notion that auditing is merely bookkeeping, noting duties include tax records, elections, claims audits, disbursements, and school fund administration, requiring executive ability and legal knowledge. It urges voters to recognize the office’s importance when voting.
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C. E. Kringel
Iowa
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Kringel Republican Candidate Calls for Civic Duty
A note identifies Mr Kringel as the Republican candidate and praises his efficiency. It urges voters to support him by voting the circle at the head of the ticket, stressing the need for competent county leadership.
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Kringel
Porterfield Defends Innocence in Abortion Indictment
Atlantic and Waterloo residents who know Dr F W Porterfield reject the abortion charges. Statements from the alleged patient and her mother absolved him, and local physicians plus medical societies express belief in his innocence and confidence in his probity amid political and personal enmity.
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Atlantic
Waterloo
F W. Porterfield
Porterfield
Delouse the nation vote urged for Harding Coolidge
An editorial urges a landslide vote next Tuesday to end Burleson influence and to show business interests favor sugar policy changes. It praises Chris Kringel for county auditor, notes farmer and grocer stakes, mentions Noble township straw vote for Harding, and questions Mrs Marl’s congressional prospects.
Reed resigns from Missouri Senate over Wilson stance
The New York Herald notes Senator Reed of Missouri has read himself out of every Democratic faction allied with President Wilson. The editorial argues Reed was elected to serve in Congress not to follow the President, citing his conscience and opposition to executive obedience.
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Senator Reed Sees Truth In Covenant Debate
The speech praises Senator Reed for speaking honestly about the Covenant and the League of Nations. It notes his caution that understanding the Covenant changes American opinion and that most Americans no longer favor Wilson's version. Reed is hailed as a brave truth-teller even when his views were unpopular.
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Heowile
League of Nations
League
Wilson
Jim Reed
Cox and Root clash in comic political exchange
Chicago Tribune notes a sharp public squabble between Cox and Root highlighting misinterpretations and unclear stance on party platform. It questions Cox's declared intent to "go in" and seeks clarification on ratification of Article X and Lodge reservations amid broader Democratic platform discourse.
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Chicago Tribune
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Mr. Gox
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Mr. Gax
Wilson
Fifteen Years Ago Today October 26 1905 Local Notes
From The Old Files Fifteen Years Ago Today October 26 1905 Laura Pelzer 13 ill with diphtheria and the Pelzer home at 901 FE Tenth street under quarantine W M Smiley piano organ dealer has leased the Powell meat market building for two years and will move his stock there Anita Bruce left for Chicago to visit friends and attend the horse show Rev L K Billingsley Methodist pastor went to Des Moines to officiate a friend's wedding Will Colter and wife back from trip through Indian Territory Charles E Porter Reno and Miss Catherine Roberts Edna township married in Atlantic by Rev W B Crewdson Born to Dr Brown and wife Lewiz October 19 a girl Markets Corn 38 39¢ wheat 50 oats 20 Hog $4 5 Mrs B C Harris entertained tea at her Lewis home in honor of Mrs Ed Kettering of Lincoln Neb
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Laura Pelzer
Pelzer
Tenth Street
W. M. Smiley
Powell Meat Market
Anita Bruce
Chicago
L. K. Billingsley
Methodist Church
Des Moines
Will Colter
Indian Territory
Charles E. Porter
Reno
Catherine Roberts
Edna Township
Atlantic
W. B. Crewdson
Brown
Lewiz
B. C. Harris
Lewis
Ed Kettering
Lincoln
Thirty Five Years Ago Today October 26 1885
Thirty five years ago today events in Atlantic include Miss Kittie Parham returning from Wisconsin after months away. Anna Hansen and Jensine Picehas began their trip to Denmark on Tuesday to visit relatives and friends, with plans to depart soon for the journey.
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Kittie Parham
Wisconsin
Atlantic
Anna Hansen
Jensine Picehas
Denmark
Local notes and missing bank robbery report from Toledo area
Residents in Atlantic and Council Bluffs visit relatives while Conductor Dave Bowers tours Nashville. Lafe Young returns from Adams County and M J Goodspeed marks his 75th birthday with friends. A Republican caucus selects N R Williams for Second District supervisor. Bank robbery at Alvordton sees $8500 stolen after culprits force entry.
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Pbset
Pabba
Frank Gox
Council Bluffs
Dave Bowers
Nashville
Tenn
al Stafford
Cannon, Ball
Lafe Young
Adams County
M. J. Goodspeed
N. R. Williams
Board ‘of Supervisors
Mack Monroe
Thal Messrs
W. K
W. W. Straight
Dufford
Aldrich
Palo Alto County
Marktta
Rippling Rhymes Protests High Prices by Walt Mason
Poet Walt Mason laments persistent high costs for necessities like cigars and bacon while noting cheaper silks and hats, mocking profiteering. He jokes about beans and prunes, criticizing both inflated groceries and luxury goods, urging restraints on profiteers.
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